Blenheim Point

Brand new for September 2018!

Quickfacts
180 rooms
En-suite
Self catered
£139 - £144 per week

Just a short walk from the University, Blenheim Point is a brand new Postgraduate development opening in September 2018

With all en suite rooms and stylish shared kitchens, Blenheim Point is the perfect residence for your postgraduate studies. Flats are shared between 5 and 8 and the kitchens are equipped with washing machines and tumble dryers as well as having a separate dining and living area. The open plan common area provides somewhere to relax and meet friends and the dedicated study rooms are ideal for collaborative and group work.

Just 3 minutes' walk from the iconic Parkinson Tower and a 10 minute walk from the shops, cafes and restaurants in the city centre, living at Blenheim Point enables you to make the most of your time in Leeds.

Fast wi-fi

Washing machine/Dryer in each flat

Gym on site

Common room with table tennis table

Contents insurance included in your rent

Security service on call 24/7

Efficient, responsive building maintenance

Secure cycle storage

Aluminium Composite Material (ACM) cladding has not been used in the construction of Blenheim Point.

Blenheim Point also has many features that enable the safe evacuation of individuals, including a fire detection and alarm system that exceeds legislative requirements. The automatic L (Life) type alarm system ensures that all areas of your residence are covered by detection, including bedrooms, kitchens, plant rooms, and communal areas. Other fire safety systems installed for your protection include:

Fire containment between rooms, flats and areas within buildings. Walls, ceilings and door sets are designed to resist and prevent the spread of fire long enough for you to safely escape the building.
A dry riser system to be used by the fire brigade in a situation where they want to use their fire hoses on any level of your building.
Fire extinguishers and/or firefighting blankets throughout the building.

In addition, we operate a system where local staff and fire wardens are trained to undertake proactive and reactive fire safety duties, which include building inspections and routine fire safety checks.